The National Instruments PXI-7811R is a high-performance data acquisition module designed for real-time signal processing and measurement applications in industrial automation, research, and testing environments.
Operating System Compatibility:Windows, Linux
Processor Type:Intel Core i7
RAM:16GB DDR4
Storage:256GB SSD
Expansion Slots:3x PCI Express
Power Supply:90W
Dimensions:4U (Height) x 3.5″ (Width) x 19″ (Depth)
Weight:11.5lbs
Temperature Range:-10°C to +50°C
Humidity:5% to 95% non-condensing
The PXI-7811R from National Instruments is an industry-leading data acquisition module equipped with advanced features for enhanced precision and speed. It supports up to 16 analog input channels, each capable of sampling at a maximum rate of 25 MS/s, ensuring accurate measurement of dynamic signals in real-time applications.
Featuring a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC), this module offers exceptional resolution, allowing for detailed analysis of complex signals across a wide range of frequencies. The inclusion of 48 digital I/O lines facilitates seamless integration with various control systems and devices.
With an operational temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, the PXI-7811R is designed for robust performance in harsh industrial environments. Its compatibility with Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems ensures flexibility in deployment and software integration.
The module is powered by a 12V supply, ensuring reliable operation without the need for additional power management components. Measuring just 8.9cm x 4.4cm x 4.4cm, it occupies minimal space within a PXI chassis, making it ideal for compact design requirements.
The PXI-7811R’s user-friendly interface and comprehensive set of features make it a preferred choice for engineers, researchers, and test engineers working on demanding projects in various fields, including aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing.
The National Instruments PXI-7811R is a high-performance data acquisition module designed for real-time signal processing and measurement applications in industrial automation, research, and testing environments.